When I was attempting to do the exact same thing (speed up mythweb load
times) I found a post from someone claiming that the .js files are
downloaded by the browser every time you load a page from
mythweb. The poster claimed that caching those .js files reduced
page load times by massive amounts (i.e. 40 second page load down to 12
seconds). I made the change necessary to cache those files on my
system and it definitely made a huge difference.<br>
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In your apache config, find the section that pertains to your mythweb directory and add these lines:<br>
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# set up caching behavior<br>
ExpiresActive On<br>
ExpiresByType application/x-javascript "modification plus 1 year"<br>
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This tells apache to send a cache-control header with any javascript
documents specifying that the browser can cache the file for up to 1
year after the date/time that the file was last modified on the
server. I figured 1 year should be plenty long, but you may want
to adjust this to a slightly shorter timeframe.<br>
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You also may want to move the contents of your .htaccess file directly
into the apache config file and change the AllowOverride directive to
None as that can save a little bit of server overhead on page loads as
well.<br>
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HTH,<br>
Brad Benson<br>
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